July 15, 2020
Latimore – Goodbye – Glades Records
Cash Box – July 7, 1979 Singles To Watch LATIMORE (GLADES 1755) Goodbye (3:34) (Sherlyn Pub. Co/Lindseyanne Music/Buckaroo Pub Co. – BMI) (I. Ledesma) Foxy’s Ish Ledesma lends his songwriting talents to Latimore’s appearingly rough hewn vocals. Betty Wright…
Henry Stone and The Best Of Soul
One need not look much further than the vintage pages of Billboard Magazine for proof positive of Henry Stone’s definitive contributions to soul music. He recorded thirteen or more of the highest charting soul genre artists in 1975. These…
Top 10 Hip Hop Samples of Timmy Thomas
10. Tink – “On to the Next One” Sample of “Why Can’t We Live Together” 9. Doctor Ice – “The Chillologist” Sample of “Why Can’t We Live Together” 8. 3rd Bass – “Herbalz in Your Mouth”…
“Campaign To Transform TK Into Album Label Succeeds” – Cash Box (1978)
“NEW YORK – In one 90-day period this year TK albums by Peter Brown, KC and the Sunshine Band, Betty Wright, and Foxy all went gold. This was no accident: TK, which had its first hits with singles, has finally…
Top 10 Glades Records
10. Jerry Washington – Goin’ To A Party / Don’t Waste My Time Label: Glades – 1737 Format: Vinyl, 7″, 45 RPM, Single Country: US Released: 1976 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul, Funk 9. Vanessa Kendrick…
Timmy Thomas on Glades Records Added to Pop Radio – Record World (1972)
Record World Magazine December 9, 1972 by Kal Rudman “Timmy Thomas is a Tasmanian Monster on Glade, owned by Miami Distributor, Henry Stone. We pulled this record out of the corner of deep left field weeks ago. It is…
Timmy Thomas Sells A Million On Henry Stone’s TK Distribution Network
In 1972, Timmy Thomas’s “Why Can’t We Live Together” hit the radio, and in 1973 it took off and sold over a million. The label was Glades Records, and Henry Stone was The President. All over the country he put…
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